* {{Crossover}}: With ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitchTheSeries'' on their show. The episode involved Jake inadvertently getting involved in an experiment hunt when he comes to Hawaii with his Grandpa for a skating competition and to investigate the seemingly supernatural ongoings of the island (which were really caused by Jumba's experiements).

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* {{Crossover}}: With ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitchTheSeries'' on their show. The episode involved Jake inadvertently getting involved in an experiment hunt when he comes to Hawaii UsefulNotes/{{Hawaii}} with his Grandpa for a skating competition and to investigate the seemingly supernatural ongoings of the island (which were really caused by [[Characters/LiloAndStitchExperiments Jumba's experiements).experiments]]).

* AdultFear: "Dreamscape" depicts one of the most horrific ordeals imaginable to parents: [[spoiler: one of your daughters is kidnapped on the day of her birth, taken right out of her mother's arms while you're both restrained and helpless to do anything to help her. And you never get to learn what becomes of her]].

** In "Fu and Tell", Fu Dog says that Haley taking him to her show and tell is his first time going to school. However, in "The Halloween Bash", he says that Lao-Shi sent him to obedience school.** In "Body Guard Duty", it's established that [[PropheciesAreAlwaysRight the prophecies of the Oracle Twins always come true]], [[ProphecyTwist just not in the ways you'd expect]]. Even with the claim that there can be twists to the prophecies, the accuracy of Sara's vision in "The Academy" is dubious at best. She claims she sees a circle of skulls and magical creatures crying in agony, but when the Aztec Skull StoryArc concludes in "Homecoming", nothing ever comes of the magical creatures in agony part. Instead. [[spoiler: it's Huntsclan members who cry in agony]]. [[JustifiedTrope Justified somewhat]] in that this was confirmed to be due to ExecutiveMeddling. The original plan was that the Huntsman's wish for the destruction of all magical creatures started to be granted before Rose could stop him, but when Disney axed the original two-part episode, this got dropped.

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** In "Fu and Tell", Fu Dog says that Haley taking him to her show and tell is his first time going to school. However, in "The Halloween Bash", he says that Lao-Shi once sent him to obedience school.** In "Body Guard Duty", it's established that [[PropheciesAreAlwaysRight the prophecies of the Oracle Twins always come true]], [[ProphecyTwist just not in the ways you'd expect]]. Even with the claim that there can be twists to the prophecies, the accuracy of Sara's vision in "The Academy" is dubious at best. She claims she sees a circle of skulls and magical creatures crying in agony, but when the Aztec Skull StoryArc concludes in "Homecoming", nothing ever comes of the magical creatures in agony part. Instead. Instead, [[spoiler: it's Huntsclan members who cry in agony]]. [[JustifiedTrope Justified somewhat]] in that this was confirmed to be due to ExecutiveMeddling. The original plan was that the Huntsman's wish for the destruction of all magical creatures started to be granted before Rose could stop him, but when Disney axed the original two-part episode, this got dropped.

** In "Body Guard Duty", it's established that [[PropheciesAreAlwaysRight the prophecies of the Oracle Twins always come true, just not in the ways you'd expect]]. Even with the claim that there can be twists to the prophecies, the accuracy of Sara's vision in "The Academy" is dubious at best. She claims she sees a circle of skulls and magical creatures crying in agony, but when the Aztec Skull StoryArc concludes in "Homecoming", nothing ever comes of the magical creatures in agony part. [[JustifiedTrope Justified somewhat]] in that this was confirmed to be due to ExecutiveMeddling. The original plan was that the Huntsman's wish for the destruction of all magical creatures started to be granted before Rose could stop him, but when Disney axed the original two-part episode, this got dropped.

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** In "Body Guard Duty", it's established that [[PropheciesAreAlwaysRight the prophecies of the Oracle Twins always come true, true]], [[ProphecyTwist just not in the ways you'd expect]]. Even with the claim that there can be twists to the prophecies, the accuracy of Sara's vision in "The Academy" is dubious at best. She claims she sees a circle of skulls and magical creatures crying in agony, but when the Aztec Skull StoryArc concludes in "Homecoming", nothing ever comes of the magical creatures in agony part. Instead. [[spoiler: it's Huntsclan members who cry in agony]]. [[JustifiedTrope Justified somewhat]] in that this was confirmed to be due to ExecutiveMeddling. The original plan was that the Huntsman's wish for the destruction of all magical creatures started to be granted before Rose could stop him, but when Disney axed the original two-part episode, this got dropped.

** In "Fu and Tell", Fu Dog says that Haley taking him to her show and tell is his first time going to school. However, in "The Halloween Bash", he says that Lao-Shi sent him to obedience school.** In "Body Guard Duty", it's established that [[PropheciesAreAlwaysRight the prophecies of the Oracle Twins always come true, just not in the ways you'd expect]]. Even with the claim that there can be twists to the prophecies, the accuracy of Sara's vision in "The Academy" is dubious at best. She claims she sees a circle of skulls and magical creatures crying in agony, but when the Aztec Skull StoryArc concludes in "Homecoming", nothing ever comes of the magical creatures in agony part. [[JustifiedTrope Justified somewhat]] in that this was confirmed to be due to ExecutiveMeddling. The original plan was that the Huntsman's wish for the destruction of all magical creatures started to be granted before Rose could stop him, but when Disney axed the original two-part episode, this got dropped.

* SeriesContinuityError: The show has a decent number.** In "Professor Rotwood's Thesis", Lao-Shi has Fu Dog drive since he doesn't have a driver's license. In "The Heist", Lao-Shi's role is to be the getaway driver and his lack of a driver's license is never brought up.** In "Adventures in Troll Sitting", Jake tells Stan the Sewer Troll that his mom has been working on telling his dad about the existence of magical creatures since October 1992. However, in "Hero of the Hourglass", Susan's first attempt to tell Jonathan was in June 1986, when she wrote him a letter and almost put it in his locker.

* DisneyVillainDeath: Maximinus from the episode "Supernatural Tuesday", although his body is shown after the fall.%% cont. commenting out as ZeroContextExample ** The JerseyDevil.

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* DisneyVillainDeath: DisneyVillainDeath: ** Maximinus from the episode "Supernatural Tuesday", although his body is shown after the fall.%% cont. commenting out as ZeroContextExample fall. ** The JerseyDevil.JerseyDevil gets this in "The Long Weekend", being trapped in a net and knocked off a cliff.

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* DramaBomb: "Homecoming" is a good candidate for the show's darkest and most dramatic episode, the entire second half of the episode essentially consisting of one terrible thing happening after another.

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